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ABILENE, Texas (BCH Weather) – There’s no fooling around here, the first day of April is shaping up to be a stormy one for mainly the eastern portion of the Big Country. Multiple of our counties are currently under a Severe Thunderstorm Watch. Coincidentally, Monday is day two of Severe Weather Awareness Week. It seems […]

Easter Sunday and the first week of April in central Ohio show rain, storms and cloudy days. What it may mean for travel, Clippers' opening day

Severe storms through Tuesday could bring large hail, heavy rain and isolated tornadoes. See what's in store for the Cincinnati forecast.

Scattered showers with a slight chance of storms will leave the area this afternoon. Tonight will be partly to mostly cloudy and mild. Monday morning temperatures and afternoon highs will be 10-15 degrees above normal. Showers and storms are possible Monday and more likely Tuesday and Tuesday night. There is a slight chance some storms […]

Severe Storms are possible today and tomorrow. For today we have a chance of isolated showers and storms with ...

As if you needed more evidence that spring has arrived in the Tri-State, the weather is holding up its end of the deal.

The precise timing of it is unknown, but a potent cold front could bring all sorts of hazards.

Showers are likely early in the day and then a brief break is possible from late morning into the early afternoon.

Monday’s gusty southerly winds ahead of strong spring storm push temperatures into the 60s for parts of the area, significantly warmer than Sunday afternoon Monday 5 pm temperatures How much warmer than same time Sunday? Period of gusty winds to accompany Tuesday’s scattered showers and possible thunderstorms Tuesday’s Chicago Area Severe Weather Outlook The timing […]

Insured property losses could double in the coming decade due to climate change and more frequent and more intense severe weather events, reinsurance giant Swiss Re warned Tuesday.Swiss Re estimates that insured losses "could double within the next 10 years as temperatures rise and extreme weather events become more frequent and intense".